Tablesaw

Build an elegant wooden bath tray
June 23, 2023

Easily adaptable to tubs of any size, this bath tray holds a phone, a glass of wine, a book, candles, or whatever you need.
Use a miter gauge to guide a tablesaw sled
April 3, 2023

This system is robust, adjustable, and keeps the fence square to the blade.
Cherry and Maple Wood Wine Cabinet
February 14, 2023

When John and Beth were commissioned to build a wine cabinet, they wanted to break away from the typical square grid to hold the bottles. They settled on a pattern…
Cutting rabbets two ways
December 13, 2022

Despite the simplicity of the joint, it's not as cut and dried as it seems. How you cut it should depend on how you'll use it.
Spalted Maple and Walnut Table
December 7, 2022

Challenged to design and craft a table with legs and aprons splayed using compound angles, Rex simplified things by using a no-math tablesaw setup block, as described by Steve Brown…
Workshop Tip: Use your rip fence to assemble boxes
November 9, 2022

Two squares work together to make the job easier.
Build a better table saw crosscut sled
October 27, 2022

Get accuracy, durability, and zero-clearance blade slots that refresh in seconds
Workshop Tip: Refresh the zero-clearance surfaces on your crosscut sled
October 5, 2022

Replaceable inserts on the base and front fence make it easy to fix slots when they get sloppy.
Who needs a table saw?
April 25, 2022

Vic Tesolin asks the hard questions: Are tablesaws a vital component of a shop? And if not, what are your other options?
5 ways of using a table saw L-fence
March 8, 2022

Rabbets, tenons, flush-trimming, miters, and pattern work all made significantly easier with this one simple table saw jig.

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